's60theme' is a commandline tool which converts Carbide.ui themes into+
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an intermediate binary format that can be read by the simulated+
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QS60Style. So, for example Designer (standalone or in Carbide) will+
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be able to display a realistic S60 Ui.+
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The intermediate binary format consists of hashes of QPictures and+
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QColors, streamed to a QByteArray and compressed. QS60Style could not load+
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the Carbide.ui theme directly because SVG handling is unfortunately+
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not part of QtGui, and would require a dependency on the QtSvg module.+
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Also, 's60theme' uses QWebkit to parse the SVG graphics (inspired by+
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Ariya's 'WebKit-based SVG rasterizer' labs post). QtSvg had some issues+
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with the SVGs that come with Carbide.ui.+
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Usage examples:+
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> s60theme "com.nokia.tools.theme.s60.50_3.4.0.0\config\model" Default.blob+
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  (Reads the default 's60.50' theme and saves it as 'Default.blob')+
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> s60theme "Eclipse\Examples\Haze\Haze.tdf" Haze.blob+
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  (Reads the Haze theme and saves it as 'Haze.blob')+
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To use the blob in a Qt application, get an instance of a QS60Style and call+
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  style->loadS60ThemeFromBlob("Theme.blob");+
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The simulated QS60Style will, in its constructor by default, try to load a+
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":/s60Stylethemes/Default.blob". If your application has that a resource with+
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exactly that filename, it will be used by default.+
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'Default.blob' is not included in the current Qt source package. But it can+
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easily be created with 's60theme' and a fresh install of Carbide.ui+
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Visit http://www.forum.nokia.com for details about Carbide.ui+
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